Fei Kexin spoke with a calm demeanor: “To you, 10 million dors might seem substantial, but for me, it pales inparison to just 1% of thepensation I will provide to the victims on behalf of the Fei family. The situation is incredibly perilous; even a moment’s negligence could cost someone their life.”


    She continued to borate: “You are likely aware of the Jamura incident, which has gained global attention. In our effort topensate the victims as much as possible, the Fei family has spent billions of dors. A mere 10 million dors is, frankly, just a drop in the bucket.”


    Turning her gaze towards Holly Chen and Be, who stood behind her, Fei Kexin added earnestly: “What I want to emphasize is that you shouldn’t criticize Inspector Li for not greeting you earlier. After all, I am the one whomissioned him.”


    “This matter is not only highlyplex but also extremely dangerous; if mishandled, it could lead to fatal consequences.”


    “As for Inspector Li, he has already retired and was nning to enjoy his life away from risks. However, it was the lure of the ten million dormission that prompted him to take this risk. He epted this task not for personal gain, but for the child that his daughter is expecting.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Noticing their astonished expressions, Fei Kexin continued: “Moreover, Inspector Li has faced numerous dangerstely. As his employer, I admire his bravery and the sense of duty he feels towards his family.”


    “He is sacrificing his safety for that 10 million dors so that his future grandchild can have a good life right from the start,ying a solid foundation for them and allowing them to be born into a life of privilege, giving them a head start in life.”


    “For this reason, he would willingly risk everything. I believe that is trulymendable!”


    “So, Mrs. Li, I think you should not only criticize Inspector Li but also embrace him and apologize for your earlier outburst. What do you think?”


    At that moment, both Holly Chen and Be appeared utterly stunned.


    The An family members and Li Yalin were equally taken aback.


    It was clear to everyone that Fei Kexin possessed a remarkable ability to shift the narrative and seize control of the situation, showcasing her mastery in this regard.


    The skill to weave a tale so effortlessly and without emotion was indeed impressive.


    After Fei Kexin’s words, Li Yalin felt a twinge of embarrassment wash over him.


    He was acutely aware of his shorings, leading him to self-deprecate: “I’m not some heroic figure; I was practically a punching bag during the chaos, worse than mere cannon fodder. I fired a couple of shots in a panic and made a fool of myself, unable to even muster a proper reaction…”


    Just as Li Yalin was lost in his thoughts of shame, his daughter Be couldn’t contain her emotions any longer.


    She rushed into his arms, sobbing: “Dad, we don’t need the money; why are you putting yourself through this?”<fnf2ad> ???? ????s? ???????s ?? find?novel</fnf2ad>


    Li Yalin felt overwhelmed and momentarily speechless.


    Yet, Fei Kexin interjected: “Inspector Li mentioned that money isn’t an issue, but he still desires a better future for his child.”


    At this point, Holly Chen’s anger shifted to a mix of emotions—sadness, guilt, and fear.


    She couldn’t hold back her tears as she turned to Li Yalin, asking, “Old Li, how old are you? Why are you working so hard now that you’re finally retired?”


    With a sheepish grin, Li Yalin replied, “Well… it’s just like Miss Fei said… it’s all for the children, for the children…”


    She reached out to gently touch the side of Li Yalin’s face, still reddened from her earlier p, and expressed her remorse: “Does it hurt? I’m so sorry; it’s all my fault…”


    Flustered, Li Yalin quickly reassured her, “It’s fine, it doesn’t hurt at all! Really, it’s okay!”